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bapce reiit i alle 5aruanoe o9 bar fjenoi
nG ten operalt paa Sorbfloben. CIT
gang bar ban tiliteoe / ct Selifab, buOr
ban bleu lpurst, ON life ban Tom So
mano bar sobt fjenbt / @eosrafien.
49,, luareoe 6an, "jeg er not fjenot
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ilnnb, men jes bar man9fOloise @uu9e
reilt iorbi % betra9tet Stebet paa Sra
ltano."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
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Killer iamt al Or. 5owns German Veg
able Blood Purifyer 9et er f%crtrinlts
Nioler baaoe Tom Webicin / glpres % 9s
ueripgbcmm., lem usiaa iom Yloereniers
tntet bebre fnbes. SoriSs benz! Caa h
Ieres Irnssif % forlans benz!
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.,,s nl ben 3let, bpor Minoet grer
|s,or itarfe % ont Wtpore p'i'me.
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|. son,r aaabet TAFT, naar Zine brittle,
|, b,rtpr scrreu, iom er epi9 Itor!
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pis, n, "a iare iren mob Wtaalet,
life a%atenbart iont og | 2pn!
kyrspvt8 "0pao- fan-nptte" Sfraa'et;
| g1at ior @toperen itaar benoes Spn.
/ BAN itrrtter SOGrOet eaer Saalet.
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g%elfeNenbeb. (Wtelem @enner) +:
Set bar ba ct b~eipnoerlist 5urllas....
Suab iuarepe bn BAN?
"Ses ia9be liseuo: gtei bu iaar ie
big ON eiter en-, iom er bummere eno
mig; men bet lDtfes big beitemt iffe."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
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s'alnt Nlt, bpao ellers fan bet title.
TOT Ndllmarf 9rp en- Itteroag;
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'@ glerter banfe for en- Sag!
"" @aNnart bill Sub Taher paa9e,
Va qau lelote os bert lfionne Stag
4DaaR'IalOne gamle 9annebrose!.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Ga lln9farl pna Sbber Marf, Ser
bnpoe fa(ot np9le @enbarmer" abefatte",
bleo al ben iteolise gurisbeb, Der pleies
at 6r. Nonde, iopmt 5 Cages Iano %
Srpb. Suerretten bar nebiat Straffer
til 8 Cages iimpelt Sen9iel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
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mn alabnins hos jim Sfraooer. n
i'm 5orunbrius opoaseoe ban, at be,
insen ubrlomme bar / 8eiten former.
met iasbe ban til Sfreoberen: "Spur.
leoes banser bet iammen? jes ienott
Dem bog min sumle geit til Msniter!"
ga, ies maa beoe Dem meset unb.
itploe," iuareoe SfreSberen bsilist
"men ies troeoe life ben b~ebDuebes; 10,
/ ben samle BEET laa Der. ! ubrlOmmer
- en- 2aaneiebbel paa Geres u5r.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

6uO Grnnb. 8eoitemoberen: "3u
ma fannie big, Sofie, at iiooe iaa
lisesplbis peo De beilise Orb. Er9iten
iasbe, mebens bele Menigbeoen srao
line mooise 9uarerl" Soiie: "Soao
ifuloe ies sjsre? Seq bauoe 10 slemt
QommetgrflRoet."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Elslse "apiien" er G6efeu for &ies

E'l8' "aoiieu" er Gbefen for &jss
s4'"s deotrafinaberi, @rpsierer 8.
"DY' 'Or rosle Gage iiben fpriounz
y Oct untuses, at ban beiinoer fig
SF'n til Imerita. Sorretninsen
[a' men ben efter sisenbe betpbe=
~~'o'rOdlance rummer bppeoiaselis
["1aOl'e 6ule, minbre Dor 8crs,
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Is, ss lses enOnu. ba ban ital bare
F." t'rmaetS Spser".
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Siliammen S2.S5
Dette 8elsb inbienbes ienere.
Sub mansfOlbis peliisne be fiare
@ioere! q. g. fapier.
NIB. Sfulbe nosens Napn bore
CLIENT, beber jes uenlisit ON at bliue
unoerrettet oerom. 4.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

State giniens ifanoinapiite Yasia-
9erer til os fra Imerifa erbOloer III Den
hurtislte os melt foniortable Sefororin9
ouer Woroisen. ri for EXTRA Tighter os
mcoist SpbOlo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Gn Mencoer baobe Slaster Senien
/ 8prfose talot Sr. Gitrup. Oct TO
iteoe bam en- Maanebs iimpelt 5ans=
lel, ION ban MI bar aflluttet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

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h mss '' al osbe en- Embellishments
|pi,r Naonet Sens Butt Berg
srSs' ,Or,lloen be paasialbemoe
kaStSs s ann bar inbbentst. Ire-
s~ AZ Oct "Srenseitreser" oa"sSsls
ftsr soc GstalSe Dc to Menb, Der
FrsSs, 'i No. ! ssiOltninaen@. geb.
Fsarr,, G;raoelosmanb fit imiblertib
"'' slrie ben sDnoag.
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elem sysiltaoelie. On lioen

elem 6~siltagclie. Gn libsn Zig
9erlentc bapoe icr.cNen al ganpnre iaaet
ct feii 2i9gerbreo meb fig, ba bun gap
li9 no paa 3i9geri / 8pen. 8reoet be-
otoneoe nenllig, at bun bar zen pRrbie
trGnsenoe Grfe meb fem 8grn."
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

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~. So, er pm 9anmarf at beltDtte;
I'M, soft buao fan oct nptte?
',n,1, at uGrge Dor alat Soro.
.,,,r 5ritlanos aeiier blot ct Sro,
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i,e hi: bpaO fan Oct fptte?
y, stcr9eoaor0mme OperbOrO!"
IT,, fan bet nptte?' 8, ct 9ifti9t
Gadb.
It's ;ont iommer fig fltn for DC 6ei9e
opotuet baape Gro % 9aab,
nj tirrtpe MOB oct lebe, fei9e,
BAN, FANNIE blertelple Gaab;
,,r sorap ri pile pore lei9e.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

5000 Is.ntsr sultes ftrar til at 'rIse b.
fneite 8llitiort I be Jrren,oe Slater. Va
tpe Msnitre for 1887. Brsoer oio. 4@ents
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ben til at tleue pense. Strr aommisfcn Of
peue Vremier sipes bort.
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Stattons
SpbsEr0u,
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Ietorah Brand.

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pa,iaauiren,ns p~osit,er s,ait,nsr I Binn,ib,ii
90, III fsIaenee Tiesr:
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

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ale Dem, Der iamlcs Der ioas;
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cI ca ilmle ON Den oaulte apinoe.
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fragtenS Gan0er ilp for ale Siuoe,
Faaitt ciet nabues paa ben Slinoe,
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OlVl lpinoe ielu Dor Sfi9bueS 9raaoe,
vi 0Gr8e Tor bort elIfte Sjem,
vi ielp ipr bore Sagcr raaoe!
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hi Vi rcoc rs port iioite Seie
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hi imo0 SunrO, laa lGu9e Nrnten fan.
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nptte?"
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I GSers 0nablU5bco ieg Ell oil butte!
| inre Inn meo Gbers itpgge Nanb!
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betrGifenoe Bet lappilte 8Srnebjem /
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Gitiammen $14,15

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al iib1tleben December, % for npsle
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itiiteliens 2ofnlbeitprelie / 9romsp
Slit, 1a~alpoenoe:
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
Lime Ridge.

Although the various county papers have
had correspondents from Centre township
for some time Lime Ridge, principal part
of this township, has not been heard from.
1t is the purpose of the writer to give the
readers of the COLUMBIAN from time to
time, such bits of news from this hitherto
unheard from quarter, as may seem inter-
esting.
Lime Ridge, a village of from four to
five hundred inhabitants, receives its name
from picturesque ledge of lime stone, ly-
ing about half a mile back of it. This
ridge, too, furnishes employment for n
large number of men. There are two
churches in the village, two schools, three
stores and post office.
Last Sunday the NJ. E Sunday school
adopted a new and very beautiful Sunday
school service, to be continued to the close
of the year. 1t was arranged by Mr.. NJ. l.
Low, aud will add very much to the at.
tractiveness Of the school. This school
will compare favorably with any in the
Danville district, and has been pronounced
by many the best. The attendance during
the pa,t month will average about two
hundred. The attendance last Sunday was
two hundred nineteen.
The c. L, S. c., of Lime Ridge, known
as "The Clover Circle" organized three
years since, now numbers twenty. The
meetings are held sem-monthly and are
very interesting indeed. The next meet
ing will be held at the residence of Mr.. M
l. Low, Feb. 18th, at which time "Long
fellow day" will be observed by proper
memorial exercises.
For some time past it has been obvious
that depot is greatly needed here, ant
this week a petition is being circulated, re
questing Supt Halstead to order one built
The Pennsylvania Canal Company ar,
rebuilding the lower lock, at this place
employing Il large number of men, undo
the SUPPLEMENTARY OF Silas How
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
Exhibition at the DanvilIe Hospital.

On Friday evening Jan. 2Sth. at o'clock
the Amusement Hall at the Hospital be-
gan to fill to witness an exhibition given by
the attendants of the institution and the
house was soon filled by the inmates and
employees Since the amusement hall has
been completed the unfortunates of the
place have been treated to a number of
concerts and entertainments of different
kinds but none of them were appr, cialcd
or applauded so heartily as this one. AL
though the first attempt for Hospital talent
it was voted grand success throughout.
The actors without exception carried all
their parts we'll At half past seven the
curtain rose and tableau representing
Music was seen. The tableau was grand
and seemed to give peep TO the golden
realms. Miss Lou S. Butler, Miss Clara
Heller and Miss Ida Coxey were the actors
in this scene. Next in order was flower
song, with part of the singers features Wis
ibe through canvas, representing sun-how-
ers. This was composed of Misses Kate
Smith, Hattie Hester, Lou Butler Maggie
O'Breu and Tirza McGinnes and was rem
dered with good effect. Next on the pro-
gramme was a brief comedy entitled the
Postal Card" and wa played efIoctually
| by Jennie Baylor, Alice Smith, Regina
| Wireman, DIR. sep. Lou s. Butler and Mil
ton Falck. The next scene was an old
man (Elmer OhN reading Il paper and keep.
ing an eye on his daughter Maggie
O'Brien) who has two lovers Robert (W
DichD and Frank (Chas FruiD. This had
a taking affect on the audience and was
encored very heartily. The following also
took part Zella Meyer, Kate Smith,
Hattie Hester and Austin OIL. The next
was wilkins and his Dinah" with an ex-
planatory song. The characters in this ere
J Austin Oil, the rich merchant, Miss Julia
/ Black his daughter and + Z. Oil the
lover. Then Jingle Bells" sleighing
song WAS given by the entire troupe and
the concert c. included with II song Good
Night Ladies'" T., f.. q.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
Nfimin.
Spelling matches are booming.

Spelling matches are booming
VIM. Boyles moved from Mifllin Y Roads
TO Berwick on Thursday.
w. E. Deiirick, of Espy, drove through
this place on Saturday.
Thomas Schweppenhiser and family, of
Centre, visited relatives in this township
on Friday and Saturday.
David Nungesser and Miss Jennie Joslin
were married on Monday. Ga Saturday
D. F. Yohe and Miss Dora Varnse did like
wise. May peace be with them.
Samuel Knecht, who has been very i'll,
is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ash, OF Catawissa,
are visiting relatives here.
In one of our country schools, where
there are forty pupils, the attendance aver
ages over 90 per cent One of the schools
has six boys by the name of Charles.
j. G. Swank drove to MaiEvile Oh Sat-
urday.
stephen Heller died Of lung disease on
Friday night. In the death of Mr.. Heller
this township has lost an honest, upright
and respectable citizen. He will long be
remembered by host OF warm friends as
one worthy of the highest esteem He
leaves wife and three children who have
the sympathy of all. Twelve years ago a
camp of the p. o. s. of A was organized
at HetlervilIe. 1t sooh had membership
of go, whose ages ranged from 81 to So
years In the first 10 years not single
death occurred among the members. The
first death was that Of John Yohe, in the
Spring of 1885. Stephen Heller was a
faithful member of the camp and his death
is the second.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
BUCK II Or1I.

Considerable sport coasting. Some slight
accidents occurred
The friends of Ella Henre gave her a
birthday surprise on Thursday evening of
last week.
VIM. Appelman had toe taken off re-
Gently.
Chas Werkheiser started for New York
city on Tuesday. He is suffering with
bronchitis and is gong there for treatment.
The mouth organ craze Is running high
in this section.
Our side walks are in bad condition.
Grangers desire full turn out on Fri
day evening. Something new on hand
Preaching in Lutheran church next Sun
day at 10 o'clock.
A matrimonialaffair is being whispered
around
News is a little short this time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11

Mr.. Thomas Trench expects TO start for
Florida this week.
J.G. Swank, of Mifflin, was the foreman
OF the Grand Sury.
Samuel Harman returned to school, near
Philadelphia, on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. MARBLE, Of Bridge
port, Conn, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Hartman last Thursday.
Alem b. Tate was in town this week.
He was printer in the COLUMBIA DEMO-
oRAT office over 80 years ago.
s. C. Greasy was confined to the house
with sickness for few days this week but
has again sufficiently recovered to attend
to business.
Daniel Kline, of Orangeville, has been
suffering with typhoid fever for several
weeks past; but we are pleased to state
that he is at present writing convalescing.
Mr. Isaac Andrus, of Hetlcryille, was in
town Monday. He is the constable in
Miffliu township aud has served the people
well. They should re-elect him at the
coming eleCtion'
The following notice appeared among the
personal notices in The Church, the official
paper of the p. L. Church, in the Diocese
of Pennsylvania, published in Philadelphia
in its issue of January 30;
We regret to earnthat that distinguished
citizen and official of Pennsylvania, the
Hon. Judge Elwell, of Columbia county, is
suffering from serious and prolonged at
tack of sickness. No man in Pennsylva,
mia has higher reputation for truth, and
honor and integrity than Judge Elwell.
He possesses in an eminent degree the Ju-
dicial mind, and in times of most violent
commotion he has been selected by the con-
tlicting interests of labor and capital, as
the arbiter to dust their differences I'm
partial, capable and incorrnptible he is an
honor to our elective judiciary. He is a
communicant of the Protestant Episcopal
church. and that life so valuable to this
earth may be prolonged, is the prayer o1
many Christian.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-02-11
Court proceedings.

Regular February court convened on
Monday morning, Associate Judges Muir
ply and McHenry on the bench. Judge
Elwell being prevented from presiding by
illness.
Constabcs returns taken. Grand Jury
called and j. g. Swank appointed foreman,
and grand jury sent out, a written charge
having been prepared by Judge Elwell.
Report of sale confirmed nisi in follow
ing estates Catharine Farver, Samuel
Smith, Elizabeth Clark, Catharlne Fedder,
genbuch, David Wager, Benjamin C..
Hess, Joshua Savage.
Road reports confirmed nisi: Green
wood near Ellis Reece; Catawissa, Jack
son near Geo. Rumley's Mt. Pleasant
near Hartzels Sugarloaf and jackson
near Peterman's Madison near Funston's;
Mt Pleasant near John Hippensteels.
Returns of inquest in estates of Elias
George, Leonard Sponenberg, A. X. Rutan.
Auditors report in estate Of II. II. Little
confirmed nisi.
Estate of Gilbert Fowler, will contest,
issue refused.
Opinions filed in Roaringcreek township
Va. Driesbach, Pollock VS. Vanderslice,
Krickbaum VS.. Stiles, estate of Geo. Hess.
True bills were returned against Hiram
Long. Not true bills in cases of Clark
Dotz, NJ. Lohrman.
Sylvester Fahringer appointed guardian
OF Jacob Ii. Fahrnger, Mrs. Mary Dulcey
declared feme sole trader.
Citation awarded in estate of Sarah A.
Hinterltcr.
l. X. Sweppenheiser, Jacob Grover and
Samuel Neyhard appointed reviewers of 8
road in Beaver near D. Singley,s.
Margaret Britain declared Mnatic and
G. c. Evans appointed committee.
Report af viewers of bridge in Sugar
| loaf confirmed nisi.
Citation awarded in estate of JOSEPH
Houghton.
Commonwealth vs.. II. Haviland, case
tried, not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. II. Long, case tried
not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. Supervisor Of Locust
mol pros allowed on payment of costs
Commonwealth VS.. Supervisor of Pine
mol pros allowed on payment Of costs.
Commonwealth vs.. Geo. Fisher, deft
| pleads guilty, sentence suspended.
| Peter Fisher, Charles, Michael, Thos
Shuman, j. p Smith, G. A Shuman, anC
Daniel Siagley appointed inspectors of
bridge.
| Commonwealth vs.. II. O'Blosser, jur,
called and verdict of not guilty entered,
| Report of grand jury liled. Court ad
| journed Wednesday morning at 10, unit
| Thursday morning at 0.
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surprise. Seemed as if the top
notch had before been reached
but it hadn't.
The all-wool mixtures are a
study. Three distinct styles of
weave giving check, stripe and
jumbled appearance, but not
well defined; suggestion rather
than a fact. Take one and try
to analyze the colors. Not an
easy thing to do. Here pink,
gray, brown and garnet SO
blended by the weaving as to
give very peculiar and pleas
ing effect, the effect of a solid
color when held at a distance.
Some with the pink tinge, some
with bronze, others olive or tan,
Same in checks and small
plaids. Ground Of green, brown.
blue, steel and lead ; plaids
formed by threads of white and
garnet, old gold and garnet,
white and old gold, red and sui.
phur.
Checks in more than a dozen
combinations of red, blue, green,
brown, gray, olive and garnet
Plaids run through various
grade to big blocks or to big
blocks broken into small ones
Half a score of colorings.
You'll like the Bourette plaids
They were favorites in the dark
colors we mad for winter ; more
lovely if possible in the softer
spring shades.
Twenty styles Of them. Plain
grounds, mixed grounds, rang.
ing from the lightest tan tc
darkest browns and shooting
through them both ways the
now-you-see- it now you don
bouretted thread that makes the
plaid here bunch of brilliant
color, there a mere nothing anc
finely drawn at that.
A charming stuff for suits
novel as well.
All these all-wool dress goods
50 to 54 inches wide; 81 tt
SI.25
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SALES.

MARCH 8. A. w. McHeniy, of Fishing
creek township, will sell valuable personal
property, on the premises, near Zion's
church. Horses, cows and general farm
implements. Sale to commence at 10
o'clock a. m.
MARCH 10. ID. X. Sloan will sell his pei
sopal property, on premises, in Orangeville.
FEB. "a. p. s. Bruger, admir-, &C., of
John Springer, deceased, will sell real es-
tate in Hemlock township AT one o'clock
p. IN.
FEB. 22.-Frank Bomboy will sell per-
sona property on the premises of Hiram
Reece In Heiclock at 10 o'clock.
AT PRIVATE SALE. - Several lots in
Bloomsbury, belonging to NJ. b. 81 L. AS
sociation.
$l6O0-In very easy payments will buy
one hundred acre farm, good new house,
large new bank barn, excellent spring
water, convenient to rail road. Apply to
d51tf KNoRR 81 WINTEEsTKEN